Hello All,
I have read that the TCP protocol in Linux maintains 2 hash tables,
i. TCP_BOUND_HASH
ii. TCP_LISTENING_HASH
is it true?
If yes, I have read that the one TCP_LISTENING_HASH table contains the
pointer to the SOCK data structure which is that of the listening socket.
The SOCK data structure is linked to the TCP_LISTENING_HASH table during
the Listen system call.
Can any one please tell me why is TCP_BOUND_HASH table used, and what it
will be pointing to and when is it intialized?
I request you to please reply as soon as possible.
-Thanks,
Syed Khaleelulla.
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